A visual breakdown of the gear, settings, and timing behind the photos in your
Lightroom catalog. Use the filters, or click any camera or lens name to focus the whole report on it.
90 of 3,690 selected files are videos and were excluded from these photo stats.
Your shooting style
Reach-hungry - 92% of your frames are 200mm-plus at fast shutter speeds.
Not shy about high ISO - 32% of shots above ISO 3200.
A golden-hour shooter - 75% of your photos are early morning or evening.
You reach for a teleconverter on 30% of shots.
Available light through and through - flash on just 3% of shots.
A steady shooter - active on most days across the range.
Worth considering
Your NIKKOR Z 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 VR S and NIKKOR Z 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 VR cover nearly the same range (180-400mm) - you may not need both.
AI take on your style AI
The Telephoto Golden-Hour Hunter
You're a dedicated long-lens photographer who thrives in golden hour light, pushing your Nikon Z system to 600mm and beyond with teleconverters. You shoot almost entirely in manual mode, embrace high ISO when needed, and favor fast shutter speeds to freeze distant subjects in warm, directional light.
Your 100-400mm and 180-600mm overlap significantly in the 180-400mm range - consider selling one to fund a complementary wide or standard zoom for variety.
At 92% of shots above 200mm, you're highly specialized; try one golden-hour session with your widest available lens to discover new compositional possibilities.
You're cropping 50% of frames in post - experiment with tighter in-camera framing at your most-used focal lengths to reduce post-work and improve sharpness.
Written by AI from your aggregate stats - may not be perfect.